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...simulate the flight characteristics of complex aircraft have been used for training pilots since the late 1960s. Each space shuttle astronaut logs a minimum of 200 hours on a pair of $100 million NASA simulators before his first shuttle flight. In 1979 a University of Illinois engineer named Bruce Artwick squeezed all the features of a full-fledged simulator into a tiny microcomputer, thus giving the general public a chance to sit in the pilot's seat. The early Apple and Radio Shack versions of his program developed a cult following among computer hobbyists, and the 1982 IBM version...
...Harvard Pre-Law Society has elected Daniel E. Kleinman '66, of Leverett House and West Hartford, Conn., president; Charles E. Clayman '66, of Leverett House and Wollaston, Mass., vice-president; and Frederie J. Artwick '66, of Winthrop House and Morton Grove, Ill., secretary-treasuror...
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